California Law Requires Landlords to Provide Refrigerators and Stoves to Rental Tenants Starting 2026
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Summary
A new California law requires landlords to provide working refrigerators and stoves to rental tenants starting in 2026, ending a long-standing practice where tenants had to supply their own appliances. The legislation addresses housing quality standards and aims to improve living conditions for renters, particularly in Los Angeles where the lack of provided appliances had become a peculiar rite of passage for new residents.
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Los Angeles Ends Strange Rite of Passage With New Fridge Law
Starting today, landlords must provide tenants with working refrigerators.
When Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the legislation, it marked a significant shift in rental housing standards.
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